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Conflicting market sentiment pushed the yen to a mixed week against its counterparts last week. Will we see one-directional trends for the safe haven this week?

Positive U.S.-China trade updates kept the Aussie afloat for most of last week. Can this week’s list of potential catalysts push the comdoll higher?

The RBNZ is up this week! What can you expect from the central bank and how can the Kiwi react?

Nothing but a sea of green for the Greenback thanks to positive U.S.-China trade sentiment, & better-than-expected economic updates from the U.S. 

The British pound was mixed but finished as a net loser, likely on negative updates from the economic, policy, and political fronts.

Both the euro and franc were net losers on the week as U.S.-China trade developments mostly stayed positive to push traders out of the two non/negative-yielding currencies. 

The Loonie came out as a net winner on Friday, benefiting from positive geopolitical news, & enough to counter bearish Canadian economic data at the end of the week. 

Nothing but a sea of red for Kiwi pairs, likely on the weaker-than-expected update from New Zealand employment report to likely push up the odds of another RBNZ rate cut. 

AUD bulls put out a strong showing this week on a not-so-dovish RBA statement and mostly positive sentiment on the U.S-China trade war front. 

JPY was under pressure for most of the wee as U.S.-China trade optimism lifted global risk sentiment. And despite a last minute run when the geopolitics turned sour, it wasn’t enough to change the yen’s fate as a net loser against the majors.